If you are starting new threads, you will be responsible for
giving them the correct security association.
You should perform a jaas login before trying to invoke the ejbs.
Regards,
Adrian
Adrian Brock
Director of Support
Back Office
JBoss Group, LLC
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Alex Sumner
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Subject: [JBoss-user] giving EJB method permissions to a JCA
1.0 resource?
I have JCA 1.0 resource (a workflow engine) that gets called from a
SLSB. In response to these calls it needs to start new threads which
will then make calls back to SLSBs. Security will be handled
using JAAS
and the engine may need to call methods on SLSBs that the original
caller was not allowed to use, or there may be no original caller,
things can happen on timer events for instance.
Is there a recommended way to give the resource some method
permissions
so that it is allowed to call the necessary methods on the beans? EJB
Invocation in JCA 1.5 is presumably the way to approach this
in future,
but for now I need this to work with JCA 1.0.
Thanks,
Alex Sumner
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